Location, location location. Hotel itself is nice , rooms are good , cleanliness and staff friendliness all good. Bed and pillow comfort great!. Overall its a great place to stay if you like exploring Paris near the Seine / Notre Dame area. I enjoyed my stay despite the big negative described below ( lift was not working and i was on 6th floor). I kept the rating high because the lift issue is temporary and other guests should not meet this inconvenience (hopefully)

The lift was not working for the whole duration of the stay. I got an email a day before and it was logistically too complicated to change hotel ( Paris hotels were full in Septmeber 22). That by itself is manageable but checking in to the hotel, i realized would be on the 6th floor !... I saw older guests of retirement age slog it out on the stairs so i just though am lucky to be younger and fit! ( mercifully the older guests were on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors). CONCLUSION: MAKE SURE LIFT IS WORKING BEFORE YOU BOOK. Minor note the breakfast could use some improvement

Very good breakfast (breads, eggs, cheeses, sausages, fruits, pastries, cereals, juices, coffee, tea and more). About 15 euros per person, buffet style. Great location in the city center, walking distance from everywhere we wanted to go. If you don't want to walk, then right next to the hotel there is also a metro station with which you can get anywhere and to further destinations, including Charles de Gaulle Airport. The staff was really nice and kind and spoke English. A pleasant, spacious, clean, air-conditioned room. The hotel has an elevator.

Location , no outside noise

It really needs an update , room looks so old . Bathroom has been updated in a very cheap way , they don’t even provide shampoo , just all purpose soap . Bed is incredible uncomfortable as well as the pillows. There is no light in the steps .

Location is fantastic, right on the main boulevard of Saint Germain and very close to multiple metro stations, nearby attractions and great restaurants. We asked for a quiet room, and indeed the room was very well isolated from the outside, in terms of both light and sound. The only thing we heard were ambulance sirens, but that's a given as the hotel is located on the main boulevard, but it was also not really disturbing.

The only, really minor thing, would be to maybe to run maintenance on the showers more frequently. The draining in the bathroom was a bit too slow to properly drain while showering. The hotel would have probably fixed that ASAP if we had told anything, but we were too busy travelling and it wasn't a big deal so it just slipped our mind.

Charming, well-located hotel in St. Germain! Right across the street from Cafe du Flore, Les Deux Magots, and a metro stop, and walking distance from plenty of other points of interest. A really charming neighborhood and location, felt in near everything but still felt like being in the hotel we could retreat away. Staff were friendly and politely dealt with my terrible French and were able to communicate in English.

Like many European bathrooms, the shower is not properly closed off, resulting in water getting all over the bathroom. I don't understand why this design is so common (it's not unique to this hotel at all, but still an annoyance). Room is sort of small, but normal by Paris standards. Bed was big and comfy at least.

The hotel is beautiful and accommodated our group of 3 perfectly. It is centrally located to all the wonderful cafes, with 4 cafes being directly next to the hotel! Amenities were fabulous and our room was cleaned daily. The staff were so kind and helpful throughout our stay.

When looking at pictures of the hotel when I booked the room, I was under the impressed I was booking a room with the couch that would accommodate our 3rd person. We were actually assigned a room with 2 twin beds pushed together to make a queen bed, and then 1 rollaway cot that the 3rd guest slept on. We were fine, but pictures were a tad bit misleading!

we had a pair of rooms at the front n01, n02, which overlook Bvd St. Germain des Pres. Lots of fun to people watch. Windows have good sound proofing, so street noise not an issue when they're closed. We really like the neighborhood. Lively, good eats, but not crazy or unduly tourist saturated. about 300ft to metro.

not a complaint, but guests should remember this is a historic building. Rooms, elevator, halls are small by modern standards. If you need a lot of room to spread out, this probably isn't the place.

The staff were all a pleasure with which to work. We loved the location because it was kitty corner to a metro station, 3 good cafes with 50 yards and another couple within 400 yards. Hôtel has a nice breakfast option. Walk to the Louvre and to Notre Dame were just under a mile. The beautiful Luxembourg Palace is a 10 minute walk. Very nice place, not luxurious, but very nice. We thought it was a great value when comparing to other properties. We’ve been to Paris several times.

Hard to say…to nitpick, the lift is very small, but it fit the two of us and our roller bags…barely.

The location is perfect. I’ve stayed in several hotels in St Germain but this one, in terms of location, is the best one. You’re in the quiet zone but one crossing away from the buzzing nightlife, so the nights are quiet and you get some sleep. It’s literally across the Blvd from Cafe del Flore, a few steps from the metro, and less than 10min to Rue de Buci. It’s also about 20min walk to the river side. The room is quite big, which was a nice surprise and quite unusual when compared to Paris hotels. The bed and pillow were super comfortable. There’s a small lift too.

As with every hotel in this category, decor is quite dainty. Aircon wasn’t working in our room and there was no hot water in our last day, which meant we couldn’t shower before travelling.

Loved the location. Could not be better! All but one member of the staff was very nice, friendly and helpful. Bathroom was beautiful. Delicious breakfast.

One night manager was consistently rude. Almost to the point of being mean. The photos on your site are not accurate. Rooms are far smaller than indicated. I am used to small rooms in Europe. It is just your photos are misleading. Also you show photos of beautiful common areas. There were none.